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I am highly nearsighted. What is good for my eyes? How to eat?
You can eat more foods containing vitamin a.

Food: shepherd's purse, mustard tuber, bitter gourd, carrot, torreya grandis, fig, animal liver, herring, white fish, mussel meat and snail.

Prescription: 1. Mulberry 15g, 9g of white chrysanthemum, one spoonful of sugar, decocted in water. Every day 1 time.

2. 6 carrots, decocted in water for 2 days and served for dozens of days. Functional digestion and vision improvement. It is suitable for night blindness or infantile malnutrition.

3. A white fish, scaled and viscera removed, 30 grams of medlar, boiled in soup. Function of invigorating spleen and stomach, nourishing liver and kidney. Suitable for tears and blurred vision caused by yin deficiency of liver and kidney.

4. 20 grams of medlar, chewed once a day, and half a month is a course of treatment.

5. Chrysanthemum tea is brewed with boiling water and often taken.

In our daily diet, some vegetables are of great benefit to the maintenance of physiological functions such as eyes.

spinach

According to an American survey, eating a lot of spinach may reduce the risk of blindness in old age. This is due to carotenoids-pigments in green leafy vegetables and yellow vegetables.

A research team of Harvard Medical School pointed out that people who eat a lot of these vegetables every day can reduce the risk of macular degeneration by 43%.

Retinal macular degeneration is an eye disease related to the elderly. The patient's retinal center degenerated and his central vision gradually lost.

The research team led by Dr. John Thayer from the Department of Ophthalmology and Epidemiology compared the eating habits of 876 people aged between 55 and 80, of whom 356 were macular degeneration patients and 520 were not. They found that the more carotenoids are absorbed, the smaller the risk of macular degeneration. Lutein and zeaxanthin, two carotenoids in green vegetables, are the most effective.

tomato

Tomatoes are rich in nutrition. Each catty contains 2-8g of protein, 4g of fat1.4g, 9g of carbohydrate, 300mg of calcium, 2mg of phosphorus174mg, 2mg of iron, and vitamins A, B 1, B2, C, P, PP, etc. In addition, it also contains fruit acid, citric acid and lycopene. The content of vitamin PP is the first among fruits and vegetables, the content of vitamin A is fifteen times that of Xun, and the content of vitamin C is equivalent to two and a half kilograms of apples, three kilograms of bananas and four kilograms of pears.

Generally speaking, vitamin C in vegetables loses 5% when boiled for three minutes and 30 dollars when boiled for fifteen minutes. Vitamin C in tomatoes, although cooked, is less and less lost than other vegetables. This is because tomatoes are acidic and vitamin C is protected in acidic environment. According to calculations, eating two or three tomatoes a day can meet the vitamin and mineral needs of one day.

Medicinal use of tomatoes: tomatoes with good color, fragrance and taste can not only be eaten, but also be used medicinally. According to the medical profession, tomatoes are sour and sweet in taste, flat in nature and non-toxic. They have the functions of clearing away heat and toxic materials, cooling the liver and relieving summer heat, and quenching thirst. They are suitable for hypertension, bloody roots, stomach heat, bitter taste, fever, polydipsia and heatstroke.

The medical function of tomato lies in its ingredients. For example, vitamin P can protect blood vessels and prevent hypertension; Vitamin PP can protect skin health, treat furuncle, maintain the normal secretion of gastric juice and promote the formation of red blood cells. Because of the high content of vitamin C, doctors often let patients with gingivitis, dental diseases, nosebleeds and bleeding diseases eat more tomatoes in summer. Vitamin A can maintain skin elasticity, promote bone calcification, play an important role in the formation of tooth tissue, and can be used to prevent rickets, night blindness and dry eye in children. Malic acid and citric acid can help gastric juice digest fatty substances. Eating greasy food and tomatoes can not only help digestion, but also prevent indigestion. Tomatoes also have diuretic effect, and eating tomatoes is good for kidney disease. It is said that there is also a substance called copper chloride in its juice, which has an auxiliary treatment effect on liver disease. Lycopene can inhibit some bacteria and can be used for oral inflammation. In hot days, tomato slices can also be boiled into tea, which has the effect of clearing heat and preventing heatstroke.

carrot

Carrots have two characteristics. First, the sugar content is higher than that of ordinary vegetables. Sweet and fragrant; Second, it is rich in carotene, which can be converted into vitamin A after participating in the human body. Vitamin A can maintain the health of eyes and skin. People suffering from rough skin, night blindness, dry eye and rickets in children need vitamin A, especially in growing children.

In fact, all kinds of vegetables contain different amounts of carotene, but they are not as rich as carrots, and they are easy to be lost and not easily absorbed by the human body. Carotene contained in carrots can remain unchanged at high temperature, so it is easy to be absorbed and utilized by human body. The stronger the frequency color of carrots, the more carotene they contain, far exceeding other vegetables.

Carrots also contain vitamin C, protein, fat and some minerals. Carrots contain monosaccharides and polysaccharides, among which starch sugar and sucrose can be converted into glucose and fructose after being digested in the gastrointestinal tract, which are absorbed by the human body and become one of the sources of human heat.

Carrots are sweet, crisp and refreshing, and can replace fruits when eaten raw. Simply stir-fry or stew with meat, or make stuffing; It is also delicious to cook porridge with rice, millet and corn.